Go behind the scenes of Ford v Ferrari with cinematographer Phedon Papamichael. Phedon and Go Creative Show host, Ben Consoli, discuss filming the race scenes practically, the benefits of filming on the fly vs using storyboards, the challenges of shooting in an functioning airport, and more!

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What you will learn in this episode

• Filming race scenes practically (05:28)
• Quickly filming on the fly vs using storyboards (12:16)
• Using 4 cameras at once to film inside the race cars (22:39)
• How they made the cars look like they’re driving fast (31:55)
• Filming the rain scenes (38:33)
• Lighting the film (41:30)
• Filming at a functioning airport
• Phedon’s relationship with camera operators (52:53)
• How Grand Prix was a source of inspiration (56:46)
• Will the Cinerama make a comeback? (58:07)
• Where Phedon wants to see the film industry to go (01:01:00)
• And more!

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• Ford v Ferrari IMDb
• Ford v Ferrari trailer
• Ford v Ferrari behind the scenes

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